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Correction

Efficiency Comparison HTS to Conventional

Weight Comparison: HTS versus Conventional

Volume Comparison: HTS versus Conventional

The State of Delaware Division of Fish &

Wildlife took delivery of First State to replace its current Fisheries Research Vessel, a 100- year-old converted wooden sailboat. The new 62-ft. (19 m) vessel, designed by Nigel Gee &

Associates, was built by Derecktor in alu- minum with a hard chine hull. The resiliently mounted pilot house provides low noise lev- els. Behind the house, the ample aft deck has been fitted with swinging A-Frame and cargo boom, net reel, trawl winches, dredge roller and towing bit.

The twin Daewoo T180VIM (641-hp @ 2,100 rpm) engines have been resiliently mounted. They drive twin fixed-pitch pro- pellers through ZF gearboxes. The propulsion package together with the modern fishing gear makes this boat a lot more efficient and also a lot safer than the Department's for- mer/current vessel. Fully loaded, this new boat has a top speed of 22 knots. It has been designed to be operated with a crew size of nine. Planned uses of the new vessel include study and sampling of the fisheries in the

Delaware River and Bay. The increased speed and sea worthiness of the vessel will allow for more consistent and extended fisheries sam- pling.

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Main Particulars - Research Vessel

Builder Derecktor Shipyards

Naval Architect .. .Nigel Gee & Associates

Hull Material Aluminum alloy

Superstructure Aluminum alloy

Length, (o.a.) 62 ft. (18.8 m)

Length, (waterline) 57ft. (17.3 m)

Beam, (o.a.) 17 ft. (5.1 m)

Draft 5 ft. (1.5 m)

Displacement 29.5 MT

Top Speed 22 knots

Engines . .2 x Daewoo T180VIM (641 HP@2100 rpm)

Generator 1 x Northern Lights 32 kW

Passengers 10, (max)

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IMAGINE A MEETING where the monuments outside the windows inspire milestones within.

Where both the service and the technology make for spectacularly enlightening moments.

And flexible meeting rooms host international galas for 500 or intimate gatherings for five with equal ease. Can you imagine it? WE DID.

In the September 2002 edition of MR/EN, the charts included with the article

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